Inner Creation and Mercy
Psalms 136:4-9 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 136 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The psalm celebrates God's mighty acts, His enduring mercy, and the ordered creation of the heavens and lights by wisdom.
Neville's Inner Vision
Notice that the verse is not declaring distant acts but asserting that the very heavens and the light that rules day and night are forms of divine order moving within your own consciousness. In truth, God is the I AM you are aware of, the one who alone does wonders when you cease to identify with lack and limitation. The wisdom that measured the skies is your own inner discernment; the stretching of the earth above the waters is the moment when your inner state rises above confusion into clarity. The great lights—the sun and the moon—represent the two ruling faculties of your mind: the sun of day as clear, purposeful thought; the moon of night as rhythm, trust, and receptive imagination. Mercy is the background music of this inner theater, forever blessing the image you hold. When you inhabit the feeling of already having this order—when you accept that you are the creator and the created—your external experiences shift to reflect that inner decree.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, repeat 'I AM the doer of wonders' until you feel that identity inhabiting every thought. Then imagine the sun rising in your chest and the moon guiding your choices, and feel the mercy endures as your present reality.
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